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Salesforce.com
Speaker
Mr. B. PruthviRaj Goud
Assistant Professor

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 What is Salesforce
Introduction to Domain and Facts

Tentative Abstract
Why to use Salesforce
Classification of Deduplication

Agenda When to Use Salesforce

Literature Survey,
Where we are now
Outcomes and Action Plan

Motivation & Significance Additional Context

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 1. What is the Salesforce

• Salesforce.com is generally used to refer to the

CRM functionality (the sales, service and
marketing applications)

• Force.com is generally used to refer to the

underlying platform (the database, code, and UI
on which all the apps are built)

1) Mutli –Tenant Layer

2) Scalable Metadata Platform
3) Enterprise EcoSystem
4) CRM and Related Functionality
5) API’s

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2. Why to use of Salesforce

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 3. When to use salesforce
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 4. Where to Implement MVC in salesforce

• View Model (Admin)

Controller (APEX)
• 1) Visual Force Pages • 1) Object Creation
• 1) Trigger
• 2) Lightning • 2) Profiles and Roles
• 2) Batch Processing
• 3) Lightning Aura • 3) Workflows
• 3) Collections
• 4) Lightning Web • 4) Process Buliding
• 4) Logic Building
Components • 5) Approval process
• 5) Bulk mails
• 5) Java Script • 6) Field/ record level
• 6) HTML/CSS security
• 7) Validations

1) Salesforce Developer Console

2) Visual Code –SLI
Sandbox Developer Production Force.com

Force.com – MVC Architecture

Thank You